Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-16
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Mayor Dougias OF Brainerd was 81. IN
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M l-l' q q. = boynton returned to- nor
nome IN Winon tt on on tuesday.
MIR. A. w. Baldwin, one Of st. Clouds
attorfneys, was IN town Saturday. *:
Mr.. w. w. Hartley Of Brainerd was in
town for short time on Monday.
d. $. Mooers Of Fl. Ripley WAS down
to the booming village yesterday. !. :,
Mrs, C. o. Auver and daughter re.
turned from Iowa on Monday evening
Fd;to. N,oH,;,,.n !. 81. .rat,o,, D..
lister made the county seat a visit ves.
terday. -. :, :
NJ and Arrs Z Ho,, o,d .,.,o,t..
went to s. Pan, m Monday 70 sae tha
state fair, g.. 49, ~. :
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HAVING haan raduced
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"e'h' '''e guests VI eile nrms rom whom
'''oS ouy "slicu''ut'" I'aciAnery.
Mr.. l. E. Staples is still confined to
his ted with sickness, but expects to be
ont aD0iD ! n n fow dave. his cCuI;&;o,, 20
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Mr.. W. b. McCord. the loss adjuster of
the Liverpool, London 4 Globe 1nsur-
ance company, was in town on Monday
evening, snd adjusted the loss by fire
in Simmons meat market.
, Mr.. Jake Burton. of Burton Rros re-
turned the first of the week from bus
mess trip to Minneapolis. lie describes
the street Nominations on some of the
thoroughfares Of that city as the grand
est sights he ever saw. /
Mr.. N. P. Clarke has returned to b;s
home in St. Cloud. much ;mnyovad in
haalth o1tborob h;s oord;t;a,, l. ,+;u
such that he will not for the present
take personal charge of his hnsiness
He will soon leave for Eurone. where
he will spend the winter.
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MI. hhooes attempt during falr week
TO create an impression that he was an
aroeht enemy OF the practice OF allowing
the Playing OF games OF chance, and that
the village authorities were the cham |
plons OF that practice was such signal
mllare' ana his tactics were so plain and
''orouenty exposed that he was fore
cd TO devote a whole column in last
week o'her"1se excellent Democrat
J." Trying 10 correct the universal belief
tn"t MS acts were more to embarrass
tne vll'aee omcers than to sustain the
o'enity OF the law. his article served
SIMPLY TO display even as plainly
US MS oHicIai acts had' his
hostli'ty 10 ana dislike tor the president
OF TINS village. A few facts which the
public generally know may bear re-
petltlon.
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government was one OF the first in the
state to ettectuaily stop all games of
chance in the saloons as provided by
i"w' and the statute against gambling
mas peen strlct'y enforced.
'eco"u' "s long as >. summons was
p'es'oen' OF the Agriculture! society no
games OF chance were allowed on the lair
grounds
Ah'ro' ever since >. II: hhodes mas
Deeh preS'uent OF the society games had
oeei' allowed 10 run on Inc 1air grounds.
fou''h' " wheel OF fortune was ilcehs-
ca 70 run on the lar grounds this year.
rhtn' permit was granted by the
Vliiage author't'es only to the same man
VINO had license tor the fair grounds.
further, Mr.. Simmons saw Mr..
Rhodes personally, and told him that
II any OF the "a mes were Objectionable
tney would De stopped by the village
village authorities allowed the games
was that the fair people usually allowed